Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Whyred
Swedish fashion label launched in 1999. The mission was to create a new, free spirited and aspirational clothing brand, where traditional aesthetics and modern influences are merged. Whyred designs day-to-evening wear that are minimalist yet feminine/masculine, functional yet fashionable.
Pic from Whyred's lookbook
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
D.co Copenhagen
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Saint Augustine Academy
Rittenhouse
Bassike
Hoss Intropia
Cult Spanish label Hoss Intropia was founded in 1994 by, ex-designer to the National Ballet of Spain, Paloma Vázquez de Castro. In the interest of keeping their designs unique and exclusive, Hoss Intropia produce and design all of their own prints, and details are hand-beaded and embroidered. Inspired by Spanish painter Diego Velàzquez, folk art and theater costume, de Castro's collections are eclectic and youthful.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Samantha Wills
Samantha Wills is the name, face and creative force behind what is fast becoming the celebrity jewellery brand of choice, and already a firm favourite among Australian women.
Started in 2oo3 with selling her jewlery at Bondi Markets. Now she’s about to break America with her collections, which are being worn by the likes of Beyonce, Pink and Nicole Richie.
Started in 2oo3 with selling her jewlery at Bondi Markets. Now she’s about to break America with her collections, which are being worn by the likes of Beyonce, Pink and Nicole Richie.
Nicole Fendel
Melbourne jewellery designer Nicole Fendel has made her mark on the Australian fashion industry, going from creating handcrafted beaded jewellery in her bedroom to becoming a well known and widely respected designer.
Each range comprises distinctive precious metal pieces embellished with intricate designs and stones.
Each range comprises distinctive precious metal pieces embellished with intricate designs and stones.
Samvara
Australian label SAMVARA was conceived in Summer 2003 by Buffy Williams-Robinson and Claudine Claridge
From creating the most precious leather jackets for winter, to the most sought after sandals in summer.
SAMVARA crafts unparalleled jackets, bags, clutches, wallets, purses, belts, ballet flats, boots, heels and sandals for each season.
From creating the most precious leather jackets for winter, to the most sought after sandals in summer.
SAMVARA crafts unparalleled jackets, bags, clutches, wallets, purses, belts, ballet flats, boots, heels and sandals for each season.
Nobody
The story of cult Australian denim label Nobody started in 1999 from a small, family-built denim laundry in the backstreets of Melbourne's alternative Fitzroy.
With 20 years experience developing their denim laundry, brothers Nick and John Condilis branched out to launch their Nobody jeans label. Creating their own tools and techniques for hand treating and customising denim provides the inspiration for one of the world's finest five pocket jeans.
With 20 years experience developing their denim laundry, brothers Nick and John Condilis branched out to launch their Nobody jeans label. Creating their own tools and techniques for hand treating and customising denim provides the inspiration for one of the world's finest five pocket jeans.
DAY Birger et Mikkelsen
By Malene Birger
Award-winning Danish designer Malene Birger started her label in 2003.
Beautiful silk dresses, sheer blouses and satin-trimmed blazers are elegant, feminine and highly wearable.
She also designs amazing jewelry.
Every year Ms Birger donates money to children in need around the world, she is an ambassador for UNICEF and also supports local organisations which campaigns for better conditions for children.
Beautiful silk dresses, sheer blouses and satin-trimmed blazers are elegant, feminine and highly wearable.
She also designs amazing jewelry.
Every year Ms Birger donates money to children in need around the world, she is an ambassador for UNICEF and also supports local organisations which campaigns for better conditions for children.
Skin & Threads
Australian label launched in 2005.
An understanding of organic and natural fabrics has led Skin and Threads to create edgy designer basics that allow a woman to not only look but to feel beautiful in her clothes.
Using organic cotton, merino wool, and thin-as-paper cashmere, the line includes the softest tees, tanks, and sweaters that will leave you feeling comfortable not only in the clothes, but also with where they came from.
An understanding of organic and natural fabrics has led Skin and Threads to create edgy designer basics that allow a woman to not only look but to feel beautiful in her clothes.
Using organic cotton, merino wool, and thin-as-paper cashmere, the line includes the softest tees, tanks, and sweaters that will leave you feeling comfortable not only in the clothes, but also with where they came from.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Lilya
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Manning Cartell
Kate Sylvester
Kate Sylvester is an independent intelligent New Zealand designer.
100% of their clothing is made onshore and they're committed to supporting New Zealand's fashion industry.
http://katesylvester.com
100% of their clothing is made onshore and they're committed to supporting New Zealand's fashion industry.
http://katesylvester.com
Fleur Wood
Fleur Wood is the creative force behind her self-named label.
She roams the world in search of the best textiles and craftsmen to create her designs, which she supplies to leading boutiques and popular labels worldwide. Her love of fabrics and design springs from a background of working in fashion.
At twenty-three she took two years out and lived in a nunnery in the Indian Himalayas designing ranges for a culture-preservation project of the Tibetan exile government.
Upon returning to Sydney she launched her own label, which - call it good karma - has enjoyed exponential growth.
She continues to travel extensively throughout India and Europe, meeting up with hand embroiders in Delhi, drawing inspiration from flea markets in Paris and the heartbeat of New York.
Fleur believes that company profit comes after personal integrity and she continues to donate a percentage of profits to charity.
http://fleurwood.com

She roams the world in search of the best textiles and craftsmen to create her designs, which she supplies to leading boutiques and popular labels worldwide. Her love of fabrics and design springs from a background of working in fashion.
At twenty-three she took two years out and lived in a nunnery in the Indian Himalayas designing ranges for a culture-preservation project of the Tibetan exile government.
Upon returning to Sydney she launched her own label, which - call it good karma - has enjoyed exponential growth.
She continues to travel extensively throughout India and Europe, meeting up with hand embroiders in Delhi, drawing inspiration from flea markets in Paris and the heartbeat of New York.
Fleur believes that company profit comes after personal integrity and she continues to donate a percentage of profits to charity.
http://fleurwood.com
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